Jadryga

I posted some links to tutorials in a thread some time back. Here you go! http://www.candletech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=57189

AHA! I see it now! I'm so used to just stuffing my papers into Tray 2 that I totally forgot about that bit of the printer. Thanks, DPowell!

Actually, if you don't lock your font sizes, a person can adjust the font size by using Ctrl + + and Ctrl + -. Adding that tip to your website might help with font readability.

Okay... Lindsay, is the outside feed slot the slot on the back of the printer? I have the 2600n too, and am thinking of getting some waterproof labels.

Actually, Sabrina, depending on what you're using the cyclo for, there's a cyclo-fco mix on lotioncrafter.com that CAN be shipped by air. http://www.lotioncrafter.com/store/LC9010-Cyclo-Glyceride-trade;-pr-16485.html

Lots! Just run a search on "whipped shea" on this forum, you'll find a lot of discussions on cutting greasies. Cyclo, IPM, cornstarch, etc.

Yay, now I REALLY can't wait til my package from Lindsay arrives!

Ahhh... cats... I love my cat too, but through liberal use of a water-spray bottle he has learned that the dining table is off-limits Nothing else works, he just thinks I'm playing otherwise! When we're eating he liked hopping up onto a chair and meowing, then when we're not looking he jumps up and digs into our dinner. That was something we really had to curb since 1, it's OUR dinner, he's got plenty of kibble, 2, sometimes we eat things like salted chicken (Chinese dish), which would upset his tummy. Maybe you could try only putting the tracing/rice paper on just before you start shooting? It should be pretty easy to make something with those huge black office paperclips so it's easy to attach and remove.

I use recycled baby food jars that I boil to kill nasties then drench in isopropyl alcohol to make sure. I'm thinking of getting some standing resealable bags though, like this one, and adding a scoop. http://www.cottonblossomcrafts.com/sample_bags.htm Kangaroo Blue has some larger ones.

I'm actually using MAC pigments and some Mad Minerals and Sweet Scents at the moment. LOVE the stuff! Although well, being a simple girl, I really only use about... 2-3 colors. My absolute favourite at the moment is MAC's Old Gold... it's natural on me, but it really brightens up my eyes. Some of the girls here buy mineral makeup (MAC, Mad Minerals, Sweet Scents), repackage and sell by the teaspoon (usually 1/2 or 1/4 tsp), so I get those to save my wallet and since I don't use makeup often. It really lasts and lasts (both in my pot and on my face)! Maybe we could work something out, Chickie I'll definitely try Chickie's stuff! I have a lot of trouble finding the right foundation for my Asian skin, so what I've been trying to do is actually just get my skin to the point where I don't need foundation I do find I need a concealer though, and I suspect my current one from Bloom (not mineral) is breaking me out!

Woot! They're getting better Grandma!

I'll give him a few more days to surprise me... he's promised to do some other chores as well EDIT: Haha, DH says he wants to make me a "sturdier" one. I'll see how that pans out! Maybe you could try tracing/rice paper, if the grocery bags are removable? They're less likely to melt. If you're using the plastic bags, you probably won't be able to play for too long with it.

There should be a feature to clean the cartridges. I've taken a look at my tools. Try going to the printer toolbox on your computer Start -> Programs -> HP -> HP color laserjet 2600n -> HP color laserjet 2600n toolbox This should open up in your browser. Now it should show Status/Troubleshooting/Alerts/Documentation in tabs in the top left of the window along with your ink information, etc. Click the Troubleshooting tab. You'll see Clearing Jams. On the left there will be a menu bar with Clearing Jams/Print Problems/Troubleshooting Tools/Animated Demonstration. Click Troubleshooting Tools. Fiddle around there, I think the Print Quality Troubleshooting Pages bit might help. I don't know though, since I can't see what the marks are. You might try cleaning and calibrating the cartridges first, the options are on the same page. Laserjet printers DO basically bake the ink (lol). Inkjet printers spray liquid ink on, that's why they have to dry. Laserjet printers deposit powder ink that they bake into the paper. That's why with laserjet printers the paper comes out warm, and the ink is waterproof. It's also why until recently it used to be impossible to print glossy or transparencies - simply because the heat from laserjet printers melt the glossy coat or transparency, which means disaster for your printer. Ask me how I know I nearly really did break my HP2600n then! Lesson learned: ALWAYS make sure your glossies or transparencies are laserjet compatible.

We're in our twenties. My DH sounds like yours, so I usually end up making my own things too. Either age doesn't matter or I'm doing something wrong! Here I was thinking it was just mine. Men. Pah.

This is where we flutter our eyelashes, look innocently perplexed and go, "Honey, could you do this for me?"

I think once you get your surrounding lighting bright enough, you should skip the camera flash. GrandmaArial suggested floodlights in another thread, maybe that might work?

I wanna eat Mrs. Claus' Cookies!

Good luck with your DIY lightbox!

I think this is the point where we should just let it go already. We've made our point and I don't really see anything constructive coming out of some the newer posts.

I've only made bath milk soaks, not fizzies, but I found it looks great when I add coarse Himalayan salt (it's naturally pink) Gives it some texture and substance.

I love the copyright warning!! I actually took the time to register this piece of crap with the government. They laughed at me, but they also granted me copyright. Which means that all logos, trademarks and photos in this site are property of the respective owner, me. All the rest... Copyright ©2006-2007 Grumpy Girl Candle & Bath Co. Construction paper and glue provided by HCM Pro Do you ship internationally, Grumpy? I tried finding info on the site, didn't see anything. I'm actually somewhat serious about that Genuine Leather soap

Funny, it's working fine for me. Just noticed you're in England... sometimes they work for US peeps and not for me though, so it may be an international thing with their server. May want to consider that.

Love the psychedelic-ness of the Purple Rain, and the contrast in the Jasmine GT! Awesome!

I'm using Freewebs at the moment. It's a little slow sometimes, but they have a good selection of templates, and their site builder layout is relatively easy to understand. It should work well as a temporary stand-in until you get a good host. Maybe check it out and see if it suits you My wishlist and my soapie website are both on freewebs, so you can take a look, though take note that the latter is a work in progress. It was created as more of an online reference page that I kept adding things to, and it's still far from complete. For one, I'm still using their stock template! The wishlist uses a stock template too. http://www.freewebs.com/thejadwishlist http://www.freewebs.com/chocoprincess

Yeah, it would... I'm actually picturing it in my head now. It would definitely minimize contact to just the top of the pump, and that can easily be done with a non-oily part of the body (the wrist or side of the hand, for example). I say go for it!